Lucky Mojo Triple Strength Mojo Bags -- also called Jomos, Conjure Hands,
and Trick Bags -- are generally carried on the person. They contain more
costly and rarer ingredients for added power.
Packaged with full instructions and 1 dram vial of Crown Of Success Dressing Oil.

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